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RTKA wins 15 medals at 9th Asian Goju-Ryu Karate Federation Tournament in Colombo for Team RTKA, India

Tushar Prabhoo August 14, 2025 2 minutes read
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Rajesh Thakkar Karate Academy (RTKA) celebrated outstand ing performances of its students representing Team India at the prestigious 9th Asian Goju-Ryu Karate Federation Tournament, held in Colombo, Sri Lanka, on May 25, 2025. The contingent returned with a remarkable tally of 15 medals – 5 Gold, 1 Silver, and 9 Bronze – contributing significantly to the nation’s success on the international stage. The RTKA team trained under Kyoshi Sensei Rajesh Thakkar whose leadership and dedication played a key role in preparing the students for competition in both Kata (form) and Kumite (sparring) events. RTKA gave heartfelt gratitude to Sensei Dhiraj Pawar, President of the Union of Goju-Ryu Karate Federation of India, for his constant guidance and unwavering support in leading the Indian contingent.

Medal Winners from RTKA – Representing Team India: Gold Medalists: Tanishq Jain – Team Kata (Seniors), Khush Shah – Team Kata (Seniors), Manan Parekh – Team Kata (Seniors), Manan Parekh – Kumite U21, -75 kg, Niddish Mehta – Kumite 12-13 yrs, +47 kg Silver Medalist: Tanishq Jain – Kumite Seniors, -75 kg Bronze Medalists: Khush Shah – Kumite U21, -75 kg, Arnav Seth – Kumite 14-15 yrs, -62 kg, Arham Kothari – Kumite 14-15 yrs, 62 kg, Diyaan Ranawat – Kumite 14-15 yrs, -50 kg, Niddish Mehta – Kata 12-13 yrs, Diyaan Ranawat – Kata 14-15 yrs, Jason Ranawat – Kata 14-15 yrs, Dhruvaan Jain – Mixed Team Kata (10 11 yrs), Aryaman Sheth – Mixed Team Kata (10-11 yrs) The team was led by Sensei Dakshesh Shah who also played a vital role as coach.

RTKA is deeply proud of their achievements and continues its mission to build strong, respectful, and confident martial artists. We congratulate all the medalists and thank the parents, supporters, and the larger karate community for believing in our journey.

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